TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0
SCOPE
……………………………………………………………………….3
3.0
DEFINITION....…………………………………………………………………...3
4.0
REFERENCES
……………………………………………………………….…3
5.0
RESPONSIBILITIES
…………………………………………………………...4
6.0
MATERIAL
REQUISITION…………………………………………………......4
7.0
INSULATION
& JACKETING PROCEDURE….………………………..……6
8.0
VALVE
& FLANGE BOX INSULATION…………………………….…...…...8
9.0
RESOURCES……..………………………………………………….…..….......8
10.0
HSE
REQUIREMENT………………..……………………………….…..……8
11.0
QC
REQUIREMENT.………………………………………………….…..........9
12.0
ATTACHMENT……………………………….…………..…………….………9
1.0
SCOPE
The Scope of work shall be summarized below: -
I.
To supply and install of basic insulation,
cladding and other ancillary’s/fastening material for cold Piping where ever
insulation is specified as per project specification.
II.
Sub-Contractor shall provide all scaffolding
where required as per work scope suited insulation installation work.
2.0
PURPOSE
The purpose of this Method
Statement is to define responsibility, requirements and the execution procedure
for the hot and cold insulation on piping for COMPANY Project.
3.0
DEFINITION
For the purpose of this specification,
the following definitions shall apply:
Client :
Contractor : .
Project : .
Location :
4.0
REFERENCE
The materials of insulation
shall generally meet the requirement of ASTM code, ARAMCO Standards, and PIP.
Those not covered in ASTM code shall be conformed to applicable codes, and
submitted for Client’s approval. Insulation Specification for COMPANY Refinery Project,
I.
SAUDI ARAMCO
ENGINEERING PROCEDURE(SAEP)
II.
SAUDI ARAMCO
ENGINEERING STANDARD (SAES)
III.
SAUDI ARAMCO
STANDARD DRAWINGS
IV.
PROCESS
INDUSTRY PRACTICES
V.
ASTM
SPECIFICATIONS
VI.
DESIGN CODES
& STANDARDS
VII.
Insulation
Details for Cold Piping – AA – 036913-1/2-Rev-06.
5.0
RESPONSIBILTIES
The responsibilities of the various personnel on the
project site are as defined below:-
- Management has responsibilities to ensure that
insulation work adheres to the recognized standard or code of practice
with respect to the project specification, safety, quantity and other
requirements.
II.
Site Manager shall be responsible to the Management
and for the overall implementation of this method statement for all
construction activities carried out.
III.
QC Operative/QC Inspector shall be responsible for all
the inspection and testing works as per approved ITP, the preparation of
documents and for maintaining all record.
IV.
Site Operatives/ supervisor shall be responsible for
achieving the stage acceptance of the Inspection & Test Plan.
V.
Applicator for direct work shall ensure that they
perform the insulation application as per project specification and in
accordance with project safety procedure.
VI.
HSE/Safety Supervisor shall monitor regular safety
checks and ensure that the work is carried out in accordance to project safety
norms.
6.0
MATERIAL REQUISITION
It shall be
the responsibility of the Supervisor to authorize the requisition of the
materials required for the relevant items to be insulated using Material
Request Issue Form which may consist of:
6.1 Insulation
Material
Cold Insulation- Design Basis
Insulation
6.1.1.1 Insulation
Material Code as per LEP-OO-GS-0001 with properties meeting to SAEP & SAES.
6.2
Jacketing
Material – All Insulation design.
6.2.1
Jacket Material Code as per LEP-OO-GS-0001 with
properties meeting to SAEP & SAES.
6.3
Ancillary/Fastening
Materials:
6.3.1 Insulation fastening Material for cold Piping – Filament Tape shall be used
up to 4’’ Ø and SS304 as per A 167
Strap1/2 inch x 0.5mm thick for 6’’ Ø to 36’’Ø and ¾ inch x 0.5mm for 36’’Ø and
above at 250mm spacing.
6.3.2 Jacketing fastening Material for Cold Piping -
SS304 as per A 167 Strap 1/2 inch x 0.5mm thick up to
34’’Ø and ¾ inch x 0.5mm thick for 36’’Ø
all metal jackets at 305mm spacing.
6.3.3 Joint sealer shall be applied to all joints of single layer and only to
joints of the outer layer of multi – layer applications.
6.3.4 Removable insulation Plugs shall be provided to permit on stream ultra
sonic inspection when required by the operating proponent. Plugs shall be
vapour tight ultra violet resistant and be such that they can be opened and
reclosed without disturbing the adjacent insulation.
6.3.5 Metal sealant shall be RTV Silicone, aluminium or grey color, suitable for
continuous service to 204° C and intermittent service to 260° C.
6.4
Vapour Barrier/Vapour
Stop Material – For Cold Insulation type
6.4.1 Before the application of weather proof jacketing,
all insulated surface shall be sealed with a vapour barrier mastic or membrane
type vapour barrier sheet, as indicated on the material system data sheet.
6.4.2 Membrane
type vapour barrier sheet shall be installed without fish mouthing gaps or
folds and shall have a minimum 2-inch (50mm) overlap at all joints.
6.4.3
Vapour barrier mastic with a water vapour transmission
rating not exceeding 1 metric perm shall be used to coat insulating cement.
Vapour barrier shall have a water vapour transmission rating less than 1.6
metric perms per ASTM E96 when tested at 23°C. Fabric reinforcement of
elastomeric coatings is required.
6.4.4 Vapour stops
that seal the insulation to the pipe shall be installed at all insulation
terminations and changes in configurations. These include, but are not limited
to, elbows, flanges, pipe support, instrument connections, un insulated vents and relief valves
7.0 INSULATION & JACKETING PROCEDURE
7.1 Scope
of work & Explanation of Procedure
The total
process consists of surface cleaning, fixing of insulation & cladding
material and its securement. This procedure covers stage wise activities
including quality control checks for insulation work.
7.2 Release Note
All the
areas prior to start of insulation will be officially released to Insulation
Sub-contractor. No other activities shall be allowed in the area released for
insulation without information to Insulation Sub-contractor. Proper release
note has to be provided duly signed by the Contractor concerned engineer /
authorized person. The release note receipt should be signed by CONTRACTOR QC
or Site-in Charge after physically confirming the readiness of area for insulation.
7.3
Application
Of Insulation & Jacketing
7.3.1 General
·
Insulation shall be applied per all applicable
engineering specifications and standard insulation details.
·
It shall be the responsibility of the Supervisor to
ensure the insulation and jacket materials are applied correctly including the
correct order of layering, and with correct securement/fastening and sealants.
·
Ensure the pipe work test packs released for
insulation by the Contractor’s Representative has all previous work including
hydrostatic or other testing and touch of painting completed and is in a fit
state to insulate.
·
Pipe surface shall be clean, dry and the surrounding
area is free of obstacles and debris as per specification.
·
When weep or aeration holes in jacket are required, it
will be provided.
·
Thickness selection shall be made from Thickness
Tables in the insulation specifications specified for the job.
7.3.2 Insulation Application:
I)
Cold Insulation
·
The surfaces to be insulated shall be dry and
reasonably clean prior to the application of the insulation.
·
Check the insulation sections are of correct type,
size and thickness including thickness orientation for application as per the
project specification.
·
Single layer of insulation shall be applied with
longitudinal joints staggered. In multiple layer application all joints of
adjacent layers shall be staggered
·
For single layer or the operating temperature less
cold than -20 degree C, a joint sealer shall be applied to circumferential and
longitudinal butt joints prior to fitting. The mating surfaces of each joint
shall be firmly pressed together squeezing our all air bubbles obtaining a firm
and complete joint.
·
In multilayer insulation or the operating temperature
is colder than -20 degree C, innermost layer shall be applied dry without joint
sealant. All other layer shall have joint sealant/ sealer.
·
Vapour stops shall be installed at
the insulation termination point location as indicated in project
specification. It is not required to apply where a “sealed or adhesive bonded”
system is specified or the operating temperature is colder than -20 degree C.
·
Insulation of single or multiple layers shall be
secured properly with filament tape / stainless steel 304 banding as specified
fastening material in the project specification.
7.3.3 Vapour Barrier Application of Piping
(For Cold Insulation Application
only)
·
Ensure the insulated pipe work is released for the vapour
barrier application and the insulation is clean and dry.
·
Cut section of vapour barrier membrane (self-adhesive)
and apply over the cylindrical insulated surface with sufficient overlap on
circumferential and longitudinal seams and use hand-pressure or roller to
smooth tape and ensure adhesion at each overlap.
·
Over irregular insulated surface where not possible to
apply vapour barrier sheet, apply tack coat of vapour barrier mastic and lay a
reinforcing membrane over the mastic while mastic is still wet. Within 2 or
less hour of tack coat apply second coat of mastic. Allow mastic coats to set
and dry before application of jacketing.
7.3.4 Jacketing Application
·
Insulated surface shall be weatherproofed by applying
fabricated flat metal jackets.
·
Check the
material issued is the correct thickness as specified in specification.
·
Jacketing shall be fitted in such a manner as to
provide a close fitting assembly without gaps.
·
After the installation of the Jacketing, sufficient
clearance to be maintained from nearby spools with or without Jacketing.
Piping
·
Apply sheeting with specified overlaps (horizontal
and vertical) with 10mm ball swaged and arranged to shed water all the time..
·
“S” clips
(fabricated from bands) shall be used on vertical Piping to prevent
telescoping.
·
Secure jacketing with specified fasteners in
project specification at the relevant specified pitches.
·
At protrusion the cladding shall be neatly cut to
achieve a close fit and sealed with metal sealant.
8.0
Valve & Flange Box Insulation
·
Valve & Flange box shall be Insulated by
fabricated PIR
·
Insulation shall be secured properly with filament
tape / stainless steel 304 banding as specified fastening material in the
project specification.
·
Over irregular insulated surface where not possible to
apply vapour barrier sheet, apply tack coat of vapour barrier mastic and lay a
reinforcing membrane over the mastic while mastic is still wet. Within 2 or
less hour of tack coat apply second coat of mastic. Allow mastic coats to set
and dry before application of jacketing.
·
Jacketing cover shall be secure with Banding
9.0
RESOURCES
Machinery
Lists
Sl
No
|
Description
|
No. Required
|
1
|
Material storage shed
|
As required
|
2
|
Metal fabrication shed
|
As required
|
3
|
Sheet Metal fabrication machineries such as cutting, rolling, swaging,
folding, lock-form etc
|
As required
|
4
|
Electric tools – battery drill, shear cutter etc
|
As required
|
5
|
Hand tools- saw, band tighter etc
|
As required
|
6
|
Pulley- Manual lifting by rope
|
As required
|
10.0
HSE REQUIREMENTS
·
Comply with all Requirements of company EHS
Standards procedure.
·
Task Risk Assessment shall be carried for all
critical activities. Risk Assessment to address all the hazards and how to
reduce them.
·
Toolbox talks shall be conducted on daily basis
prior to commencement of the work.
·
All personnel shall adhere to all relevant
procedures set out in the CONTRACTOR/COMPANY HSE plan.
·
Flexible hoses shall be armoured type, and shall be
protected against external damage.
·
Work crews and supervisors will attend weekly HSE
meetings.
·
All Machinery for the fabrication work should be
well-maintained and safe to use.
·
All mandatory PPE (Helmet, Safety Gloves and Shoes)
shall be provided all the time.
·
Materials used on this project contain no asbestos
and causes no known health hazards either during or after installation. During
application, however, the following precautions will be taken.
·
Follow the safety instruction given in material
safety data sheet.
·
Protect skin from irritation by wearing loose
clothing; wash work clothing separately from other garments.
·
Protect eyes and respiratory tract from airborne
product by wearing dust masks and goggles/safety glasses or eye shields.
·
All waste to be disposed-off in safe manner.
·
Unauthorized person not allowed to entire work
area.
·
MSDS to be made available.
·
Workers at height 100% tie off and suitable working
platforms (Scaffolding).
11.0
QC REQUIREMENTS
·
CONTRACTOR will issue RFI to Contractor wherever
applicable as per approved Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) requirement.
·
Upon final acceptance of the installation of the
insulation and metal cladding, the QC department shall issue an insulation
installation and completion report as per project approved form.
·
All required documentation will be maintained by QC
department.
12.0
ATTACHMENTS
·
Attachment I SATIP-N-001-01
·
Attachment II JSA for Insulation work
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